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Author Topic: clothes?  (Read 2417 times)
capt david
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« on: November 03, 2001, 05:00:00 AM »

Maybe I am getting ahead of myself, but I am going to the Phils in June. I live in South Texas, Port Isabel, and have plenty of lightweight clothes. I would prefer to wear shorts, fishing and, Hiawian shirts and Teva sandals. I don't like Tshirts. I will be spending most of my time in Cebu/Bohol and maybe to Davao. In general what and how many changes of clothes should I bring. I have heard both pro and con about buying clothes there. I am large 46"/48" waist and 2/3 extra large shirt. What is your opinion? I would like to at least buy one of the Filipino dress shirts. Thanks in advance,captian david
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jim in the pi
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« Reply #1 on: November 04, 2001, 05:00:00 AM »

... in response to clothes?, posted by capt david on Nov 3, 2001

hi david,
i wear shorts and tee shirts just about all the time its usually 2 changes a day due to sweat.
the 3 j's
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Ray
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« Reply #2 on: November 03, 2001, 05:00:00 AM »

... in response to clothes?, posted by capt david on Nov 3, 2001

Capt,

Bring plenty of clothes because you won’t find your size over there. 2 changes/day x 7 days = 14 sets minimum. Hotels can do your laundry but allow 2 days. It’s hot & you’ll need to take ‘at least’ 2 showers per day so plan accordingly.

Shorts & Hawaiian shirts are fine, but remember that the Abu Sayaf will be able to spot you from 10 kilometers (ROFL).

If you want to get a barong tagalog (Filipino dress shirt), any tailor can custom make any size in a couple of days. I got one made at a shop in the Ayala mall in Cebu.

Ray

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